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Guides were kind and helpful and boat was well maintained. We didn’t catch much for a 6 hour trip - 3 small tuna (4-5 pounds each). The boat ride was beautiful but there wasn’t much to do to help / be engaged in the fishing experience, which was disappointing. The type of fishing didn’t allow for assisting with putting out lures / lines so we just sat and watched other than the few minutes needed to reel in the 3 fish.

Fantastic crew, put us (dad with 3 kiddos) on the fish despite rough water/wind and helped my 17 year old land a 10 ft blue marlin. First rate, thanks guys! Aloha!

5/5- service! Overall service was incredible!! The captain and Chaz did an excellent job managing the boat and lures and poles and everything that needed to be done. I have no complaints about their customer service because it was great! They were super meticulous about the cleaning of their boat too- wiping down seats that got wet from the waves and spraying down the blood from fish. The biggest thing that wasn’t unexpected was the sea conditions- they said it was right on the edge of cancelling because waves were going to be about 5 feet- we had never been in those Type of conditions and wow what a crazy experience- the waves got up to about 7 feet apparently too and it was thrilling and somewhat scary for me all at the same time. Not to mention, if you get sea sick, prepare to throw up. Even if you don’t get sea sick, you might get sick anyways. My husband was vomiting pretty much the entire time off and on and was nauseous the entire time so it’s just a miracle he reeled in even one fish and took a photo. He was super miserable. Please please please bring medicine for anti-nausea!! Just in case!! We wish we had been warned and told to bring some cuz it could have been a game changer and we were pretty much stuck on a boat for 4 hours. They should have some sort of over the counter stuff on the boat but they don’t do bring your own! It seems like people getting sea sick on these trips is super common- unless perhaps you’re used to these type of conditions but Kauai apparently has some of the roughest of all of the islands due to its location. We didn’t get to catch any of the big guys but we did catch 6 of the Jack tuna and got to take some back with us so looking forward to eating that today. They did anything and everything they could to catch us fish- it’s also trolling fishing so you’re always moving so be prepared for that too. They worked their butt’s off on that boat- I was thankful for their experience and just overall positive demeanor, even emptying my husband barf bucket on a regular basis. We had to have the co-captain reel in some of our fish because at points 2 would be on the line and my husband wasn’t physically able to reel them in due to being sick so it was me and Chaz reeling in the fish. This was our first time fishing in Kauai or anywhere in Hawaii and it was for sure a memorable experience! I would recommend for sure as long as you’re aware of the seas and bring medicine for that! The boat is super nice and customer service is on point!